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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-01-12
WILL YOU NOTE THESE
IMPORTANT FACTS?

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of the progressive, independents and
honest Democracy. This battle is
won, but the Register shall keep
right along fighting for the right
and prospering'a as the people pros
per.
3. It's corps of correspondents
covers every county in the State.
4. It has special reporter at
Charleston. and all the news occur.
ring al the State Capital will be
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UIrErEhgNr gfylEs oF.AovIR4Islne.

v
what a iiFpokIyh ADVERTISER Has 70 Say
About Them. st,f.k
'sTlle style OF adyertising HAS greatly
changed within the past few years,
said gentleman in charge of the adver-
tising department of ono of Brooklyn's
largest dry goods establishments TO n re-
porter. IAN advertisement To tncolnmand
attention must DO original. Tho public
have tired of snch .nds. rs John Smith
will rece.v We his customers at his old
stand, or Blank & Blank sell dry goods
cheaper than any other house in town
The present generation is progressive.
nnd to attract their attention one must be
original. Old fashioned ads. are played
mt. In former years, even in such big
houses as Stew1rt's, in New York, tho
clerk at the button counter was dele
gated In his off moments 10 write tho ad-
vcrtisemcnts for the newspapers. Now
MI is changed. Every large business
house has IFS separate advertising depart
tnefit. Some houses even employ as
many as two and three men to look
after their advertising.
Since the pictorial craze has obtained
such a foOthold many firms head their
columns with pictures descriptive OF the
adj. must be written SO as to attract the
eye of the readcr. If firm has guam
tity Of underwear TO sell, II is folly to say
50 in the first line. First get your reader
interested. Talk about the north pole;
say that it is cold in that region, and In
cidentally mention that winter is coming
and that underwear at this season is not
an inappropriate subject. And then, In
confidential way, tell the reader that
your firm has many cases of underwear,
purchased at a bankrupt sale. perhaps,
which win be sold at one-llalf its value.
Intersperse, If yo,i Ike, witty saying
here and there. but unless you wish to
kill your ad. In the first line girc prices.
Ten years ago prices wero never given.
Now an ad. commands hut little atten-
ton unless prices are attached" +"
Do you believe in the value of adver-
tisingg'' ~
Certainly. Were II not for news
paper advertising and advertising by
mail many Brooklyn firms would mot lie
doing business. When one looks back
and notes the difference, between news
paper advertising twenty years ago and
to-day. the changes which have taken
place are marvellous How many for
tunes have been made Dy simply BOOM
ing an inferior patent medicine News
paper advertising Is yet in It's infancy and
hope for great things m the future. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
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Changed Hands.
STORw HOTEL

HAS been renovated and refurnished
Il for theSaeeomOdation of guests
Free bins to and from all trains and
steamboats,. Rates $2.O0 per day.
- r. W. STERLING, Proprietor. ;.
april 2l-tL =. =. ~
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! Professional lamp trimmers are New
York development.
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" = q 10. TO- |4
U NOW ye, that by the payment of
n S227. 40 am permitted to sell in
toxicating liquors at my house. To tile
wife who has drunkard Tor 4 husband,
or a friend who is unfortunately dissipa-
ted, say emphatically, give me notice
in such cases in which you are interest
ed. and all such persons shall be exclu-
''ded from my place. Let mothers, faith
,ers, sisters and brothers do likewise,
and the request shall be regarded. i
pay heavy tax for the privilege of sell
ing whisky and other liquors, and I want
it distinctly understood that / have no
desire to sell to minors, or drunkards, or
to the poor and destitute. 1 much prs-
fer that they save their money and put
it where it will do the most good. There
are gentlemen of honor and men of
money, who can afford it, and it is with
those desire to trade. l would say to
those who wish to trade with me, and
can afford, come, and 1 will treat iyou
gentlemaRly and courteously.
Respectfully
feb. 17-ly> JOS. HEN.
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-AMoNKey's PENoAaNTI IroR MINIoRv.


They, Are Not Irnitators sbg chaiee@Tho
Popular Idea said % Be Wrong.
. Il would hardly be an overesiilnate to
say that a9e Of a I 200 men persist in the
belief that monkeys have passion for
Initiating the actions of their two handed
knsme1 !; that for instance IN ape. see
ing his master shave himself would take
the first opportunity TO get hold of d razor
and scfape or cut his own tliroat Now,
how could that idea ever survive this age
of geological gaplens With an intelli-
gerce surprising that Of the most inteli.
gent dog q monkey combines an ultra
nulish degree Of obstinacys and, rather
than initiate the demonst tyaflons Of the
kndest Instructor. he VIII sham fear,
sham lameursss sham heart disease and
generally wind lsp by falling down: IN .
sham fit Of epiletSc conyulsions.
Ettif have oeiieI monkeys of at least
twenty different sperles, and have never
been able to discover the slightest trace
of that supposed panchant for niinicry.
Asboy may ttkesuiF his coat and turn n
thousand soperssplss, Jaclso rill.ssatch
the phenomenon only with n view TO
getting III. IiIlgeTs into tilS pockets OF the
ung1ar,irsi f1lt. Lift mp your hand n
hiindrrd si1 Jackos will witness tile
proced1ling with t.ilsil ih9iiffefcnce, unless
a nlnTs enphafic aeIatition OF The ma
neuyer sl,oald make hipa duck his bead
10 dodge an ANTICIPATED lhow. He fas
mo- tlsr'ifc to follow any htiiiistn prccedents
rwhatnyer,s and the apparent exceptions
from that rule are ON his part wholly llln-
Intentional and merely natural result
Of aIiaumnical nnalogies. atsion
An angry hlmntlEyas bat.oon, for, in
stance, viii strike the gpound with, his
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PHxs1c1AMs.
a. r. RARBEE. N. ID.

A. Il. bAHbEEIs M. Dss
(Northwest Cor. 9th and Main Sts.,)
POINT PLEAsANT,wEST VA.
Office hours from a. m. te pm. and
8 to 1op. m. [may ), 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FER North Riser. lcssri.

COFFEE Brazil grovhs the demand continues light
aud valnos are 10 be fairly qnote The mier
styles however hrn Sales 1888 bags Marlcaibo at
lsc. aud $40 mats Java tat ancnoul. 207s9.s &c.
No a., cIal interest taken In tho speculative
MARKET the sales roacSins only ei.s0j bales, while
fna figures represented an advance Of ponts
March. Ii.G5GiL7oi April. q aiA7o; May. 1909
NG5 June. H.Goa l4.6;; July, l!5o9l!s5: August
Mio. November, is.s slSeo; Lees"ber. i4o9SlAe5
l4ssSi4so Feornasy 4ssSlSxs s M..ss H ss
gune il 7oai455; J9iv Ii so0l4Go; August H56
Gilt6: September 14.359lL2O; october. lIlo3l4.o6;
December l5.l0dl495.
COfTON-A further advance IN sr,t yalne: was sstab-
shed to-day but the backward Sales
lG9 bales Isl last EVENING" all OF which were tor
sumption The port receipts to-day aggregated bales
comparing with 1856 bales this day last week and 1887
date OF 1885, Since September
ho beginning Of the cotton year, the total receipts have
been 99t bales 626S93 bales Tor tho cor
responding period last season.
sharp advance Liverpool inst before the close there
with hight Of receipts a the pors caused
the local market final hgures Indicating an
Tor day withstandng decline
AZ \ pont, reD by re figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
LIVE STICK MARKET.

NEW YORK Thursday, Dec. 1.-BEEvES-No fresh ar
rivals and trade in Live Cattle. Feeling firm on re-
ported light receipts tomorrow
Dressed Reef has 81 ghy improved demand at previous
quotations. Inferior Prime City slaughtered Native
sides sold to-day at 19a7 re. Choice and Extra do
at Base. City Dressed Texas e.i Colorado Beef
5aGc Chicago Dressed reported quiet at Lao 12c
for Texas sides aud Ga7 lee for Medium 10 Prime Native
do; with few Choice and Extra carcasses bringing
3-iasc.
Private cable advices received to-day from Liverpool
quote Refrigerated Beef dull and 14e. lower with sales
at 2a7 3-ie. per pound shipments from this port,
260 1--we Cattle on the Chicago.
Mich COws-Ony 80 head reported arrived thus far
this week. The demand continues fair and prices steady
with sales OF Common 10 Good Mixers at so TO ESQ
heal
CALvFs-ReceIpts 275 head of which 233 were at
6ohs Demand active and prices firm all around with
GIasstr fully i4c. higher. Quotations 34a3 14c
for GIasseis i-2aI Be- for Fed Calves and 1-2a9e
for Common TO Cholce Yeals.
Dressed Calves in light supply and higher with Dressed
Grasscrs selling at l2aIc Country Dressed Veals
10ai2c. for Fair Prime, with Poor 10 Medium bringing
Case. City Dressed Vesls sold at l0al2 1-2c and few
.nOce high 13c.
ycserd were IS carloads Of 5,551 head23 Goth
st-2 at jersey City, and the Delaware,
Lackawana aud Western yards The arrivals light
again today and sales brisk full yesterdays prices.
1h' pens cleared and sellers rated the market steady
al the close
state aad jersey Ewes sold at 40 75a&i 81 12 Canada
Una My Ewes averaging 100 pounds. - 20. Sales
Common Ia Good ohio, Kentucky and Western Sheep
at 81 cas 80 AID about carloads VI ferrry stock sold
az ~ 80 i-2asi 10.
Common Choice Lambs sold at IS &c I2ase e5, In
clud OF Canada and Wet IN mixed a, 60 3oIsG Is,
OF Northern Canada do at sGaSo 20 and OF
Canada d.. at 80 sac IS.
Dressed Mutton full at -2a7 12c. for Chicago and
Buffalo dressed, and 7a5c for city Dressed Choice
Heavy wethcrs and selling at l2l9c. Dressed
Lambs seldy at 2as lie. for Western Dressed and
sac Ice. for CITY Dressed.
IfoGs-Eeceip,s "a OF 513S head-2o cars at
10Th st. And IL cars at Jersey CITY. Market firm and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE,

BALTIMORE. Dec. l-Cotton firm. Middlng 1880.
Flour higher for best Howard Street and Western Super
fine 81 81 o. To- Extra do SIS 0OD3 6U Family do 81 000
So CITY Mills Superfne SO 37d2 60 Extra do So 90 &c.
40 Brands 81 60d4 u.s. PatapscO Family So o. do Su
peatve Patent SIS 40 WheatSOuthern rn Red IS SIC:
40 Amber S69S7c. Western higher. No Winter Red
Spot s5isc bin: DeceaOer 85dS5isc January S7s0
&c. Corn-southsrn steady White 62053c Yellow 5l0
9sc Western higher Mixed spot 90 20 bid January 5SS
35d36c Western Mixed 3S934c. Pennsylvania 3o035c.
ern sl3 Provisions nrmer; Mess Pork SIS CO.
Bukmeats, shoulders and Clear Rib Sides packed
assoc. Bacon-Shoulders Z dS9c Clear Rib sides 9hc
Hams l20l2ac Lard refined Sic Butter firm. Western
II 62Oc Creamery % 02Sc Eggs 20 G4c Potatoes
at SO O0d2 TO- Petroleum soadv Refined 7c Gomez
higher. RIO cargoos ordinary 10 fair l7H0lSo Sugar
steady soft CSC Copper refined nrm at l2k6 IL &c.
WhsKey steady at 81 l4dsll Freghts to Liverpool per
dull Cotton at 1921 Flour at Is 3D. Grain at 4d
ReceiptsFiour 55l1 bbs Wheat $500 bush Germ 20 sou
BUSH. oats 300 bush shipmentsIFonr 1862 bbs
40 200 bush.
BUFFALO Dec. 1:-whcat-No Hard y; higher; closed
firm at SO &c. only $500 bush. sold. No nard Northern
Rel Michigan $50: No Red s6ic. Nc. White Michigan
$50 Corn higher and carce No closed at 564
a6eac; No on track pc oats in good demand and
ada 9sc: No Canada s6c; Ne. MiiwauSoe SOC.
State 7307Sc. Rye was unchanged Millfeed scarce
and unchang ed-Winter Bran SIT So Spring SIT 25.
wers-Fiour 1900 bbs: Wheat 254. 00e bush
Corn 5000 push Railroad shiprsntsFlour $1,000 bbs
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 Dusn
CHICAGO Dec Tho leading futures ranged as follows
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after NOVEMBER i4th, 1887
GREAT T2ESK INK

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leays NewYors via De'bresses aud cortsaas
HaIr'Inrs Pt:Sars and tho West with Pullman pX.ss
SSIsSss a.,
WssSs . Sss 'S: si s'
For For Sn4 500 % sHE ss and
lc9 al. and I, iSS saturdays only SEQ sus
Express "oi Pullman Psrcr Car, aud Psnu'yiv.ns
n 400 faa a sns hss?
$50 a%d ' T. and md IFS S?y @ i ssSdsy
For s atlantic MI s sy and W. Jp% 2i' night
For Cape May, llloa week days Saturdays Oaly LOO
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
oo nv On n1S un AoG and oo % ao
ro4 ga asc Print ra sna Norfolk VIA SevYo.
SSrf1lk R;llISad 500 every day. via Baltimore sad
ss1.s:sy eiis .asSai"s specify o;
rr nGSst.ya Prom P.surs 5,S s9 and
$40 &c rs $50 NJ; $40 $50 tsS ssS SS
foo iise iiS S l2SS $40 asa: !;SS $50 SsS
s Sos i, l fso 1Sn MI 99 s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
train: lsavs via De'Srosse' and c
eSsss% Limited Limited and 10 w..nst.. La
an s Sns ea and l a5 ns nj S0 tSo
1918 night - = y
Train. leaving daily except SUNDAY s:s
Sundays. eonnec, At rren,on i foa csmae M 'n'
Returning, trAins leave Broad Stroes station Philadelphia
l2:ol $40 405 440 $685. $780, $780, 500 $780, $40 II Ana
!Elo q m Nhmlted Expross with Dning Car. llt ~
400 M l2as 2s0 32S s. Gso: !;i2 s;i2 soS ~
l2A9: 800 $3.50 Limitedl 5:25 635 7l2 and 9: IN
Leave Philade'pniA via Camden 800 a m and 40 /.
daily, except Sunday.
Ticket oces $40 i35 and ga Broadway As.cr Heusa
Battery Place foot OF Desbrosses and Corlandt 49,
4courts and BROOKLYN Annex station foot OF FultonSA
BROOKLYN Station. Jersey City. Emgrant Ticket ome~
Castle Garden 49,.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and eheS
CHAS IS PUGH j. Il WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
GRAIN Ind PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The speculative spirit high the Produce Exchange
yesterday with trading wheat and big advances
corn There large deliveries in November options,
they well taken Of and the realization OF profits
through day caused only ordinary reactions In the 3D.
yancng tendency buying for both sides OF the
absorbing all offerings The bulish temper has be-
that danger to be that
Indian wheat competition will be betted unreasonably
after having hung for long time the bull
party The sharp rise stayed export inquiry aud ship
pers only bushels wheat and 10000 bushels
corn Spot wheat cent higher The dealings in
tons up 30 900 bushels The close firm
under tie best figures with net gains Of for De-
cembe at 89 for January at 90L for February at
Oh and March at 921s for April at 1884, 2 for May at
"a and cents for June 947s Corn the spot
higher good business done In the spec.
line the market ended firm top notches Net
gains scored OF PIE for December at 60 2 for Janu
airy Goa 2 for February at 81 n and Ia for May
at 81 conis Oats followed example
sympathy closing ia cent higher FOR cash lots and O
better opt.onsa 81 for December 37 for
10 for February and 80 for May at 80 In
spite Of the important rise in lard there were sales OF 800
the but learned whether export
not Tho options closed II 10 points higher follows;
December 81 g. January 81 S. February 81 49, March 81 49,
April 81 ST. May 81 81, June 49,
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday at New
York. Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston follows
Wheat 1871 bushels 1875 $50 bushels oats SG635
bushels fetal grau 1885, bushels TOUR So 398 packages
At Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals were
Wheat 063 bushels 708 bushels oats 1874 1853
bushels total grain 40l bushels hour 49, lob barres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n, HOLMES ABROAD.

nSr HuSparp DAYS IN EUROPE. BY OLIVER
wExpbtL Holm = Crown sv@ Up w. 'I''
Houghton. Mifnn & 20.
IN Ho,mes made his first visit to Europe as
student He made his second visit more than half
a century later, man OF science, scholarship
taste discernment aud celebrity. 1t was natural
70 expect that his strongest impressions. in re-
viewing old scenes, would lie Of the astonishing
changes these fifty years OF invention and dis
ccvery have made in the aspect Of civilized
society. In a predatory chapter of the present
volume he does reject upon the contrasts which he
counted upon Observing Bat upon the whole he
seems to have been most attracted by what re-
NAMED unoltcred; ard he remb.ed about England,
not morcli1ng upon progress, but hap with life
as he found it. His observations are often shrewd
and novel. 1t is always interesting to watch the
play of his nimble intellect and the direction OF
his sober sympathcs But he never bores us with
improving remarks. lie chats about the pleasant
friends whom he made, the Inequalities that were
heaped upon him, the festivals, ceremonies and
other entertaining affairs Of which no was a
privileged witness and generally about the de-
lightful time which lie end his daughter both had
during their hundred days vacation lie makes
his book out of his random recOllections and her
diary; and it is book not 30 much about
Europe" as about ourselves" This is just as
the doctors friends-th that is to say, all or US
would have it. We can read about English scenery
and shows and manners in a score of good books;
what we want here is to know how the universal
American favorite passed his time in country
where he is almost as popular as he is at home.
AS we read the ingenious narrative we can fancy
ourselves among the neighbors and intimates who
meet by his study-fre to welcome his rcourn and
to listen to the story Of his experiences He tells
us about the sea-voyagc and his asthma, the CON-
forts provided for him by thoughtful friends, the
cordial greetings that awaited him at Liverpool,
the search for London lodgings the dinners and
receptions with their little personal adventures,
the tours sightseeing and the impressions that
they made, the kind Of razor best for travellers
use. the imposing process Of comforting honorary
degrees at Oxford and Edinburgh, the defects Of
English bread, visit to Tennyson, and day at
the Derby as the guest of the Prince of Wales.
He declares that there is no disguise in his egoism
No, there is none: but neither is there vanity,
affectation or offence Instead OF complaining
that his "reminiscences are too subjective, we feel
complimented by his condolences; and we lay
down the least artificial and most genial of his
books liking him better than ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dec (Speciat.- II there upsettng
Of speculative calculations 1t in corn pork and other
produce to-day On Wednesday night the popular view was
that had at last become safe sale for
conservative people to make aud that pro.
visions soft mark for the bears Tonight
advance for the day Of ~ cents psr of
nearly 80 cents barel oats OF nearly cent bushel lard
and ribs of rs cents hundred Nat Jones wired Ream
at night from NewYork: There are no flies on this
biggest advance and was the lveieat deal, although
The started about its usual be-
tween IL and The receipts had been small 1872
and when the estimates for Friday published 1875
the took another just before o'clock there
wild advance To So cents and that figure for May
covering by NewIork shorts In the afternoon anOtE
big OF shorts and covered This took the
price 10 the figure Of the day 81 cents for May The
opening had been 81 cents the close 53s cents In
wheat hutchinson was the big buyer in the morning and the
May option, and the price hestaed for long while. The
excitement wheat at its height when the bull fever
iercest in 1t then May wheat touched Soc
At this figure there tremendous selling The close
"a ami that about the "cur6" The receipts IN the
nng 100 and the estimated receipts for FRI
dav. 1872 May oats sold 80 cont above
opening The close 33 &C. Pork opened at S4 60 al
vancs It'll in tho forenoon the strong grain markets
aud to $4 90 In the afternoon when May touched
Sac Lard advanced over &c., ribs 81 2c good deal fur
Their proporonatey than pork had Provisions did
not hold all their advance The close S4 SO for Janu
airy pork So 40 for January lard and So 81 for January
OF contract lard 700 tisrces The Of short
l5,4Sl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rELEaalpr

CHrcAGo. Uni,a st,cx Y-rds Dee l.-Tas Drevsrr
journal erorts ca;sfccssps IL 600 head shipnenfs
3O neal Fancy 500 s5 Shfppng steers
si-cksrs an Feeders 81 - - O COWS Bulls
ana 81 nuSs2 75 Texas cattle ST 1902 3d. western
RANGERS s2 s5S455. - -.
Hoys- kecrbts 2G.ooD head. shipwsnts 1909 hsas:
m1rsst was stronc Mixct 81 SsdS5 %; Heavy % 100
40 Light 81 . 3 05 skins 50 25 a. CO.
Sis-p- $500 head shipments 900 head Mar
k,i rgcr fer onl choice 81 az 75 Common 70 Far
So Wesern So U0G3 7O Texans So 20 13 4O LAMBS
So rs as 80 -,
ST iOuIa Dec 1.-Care-Keceiuta 1401 head Shlp
rnsnt, 7n0 heslt market steady Choce Heavy Native
steers 81 35Ss4vs Faw Cool 81 Ss4 40 Butckst.
Feeders fair good II 6oa29o Hangers. Common 70
aoot corufsd 81 25Sst TO-
Hocs-Hecepts $500 heli SHIPMENTS 500 Market
was active and stronger: Shsics Heavy and kutch-
ery Selections So Is as 45 Picking and Workers Medium
Choice 81 95es5 80 Piga Csmmsa 70 Coed 81 soS
SIS 90. ~
arm Fair 70 Faacy IS 1884 10; Lambs So eee "a So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlaudt Ani De-
brosses follows.
"a M. for Catasauqua and interneiiato pon,a ,s.,.
= a. NJ. for Geneva Lyons. Eimira Rochester busS
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
c....
Up m. fer TunkhannocK and intermediate points cn
car To runkhannock Connection TO Reading ana hA''
burg. -.
$40 NJ for Piitston aud principal intermeiiats p'n~
Chair ar TO Pittston. ~.
BIO p m tor Copay and intermediate points C"~
6iSO T. ~. tor Geneva. Lyons Elmlra Rochester "s
and Tho West Pullman sleeper IN Lyons
Bis m for Laurays aud intermediate pointA .u.an
Trains leaving ut \ ~ M. p m. and 3; 10 M e"
for all points Nahauov AMI Hazletsn coal resiona
SUNDAY TRAINS. .sske
points
6;2O D. for Coplay and intermediate pcintA ps9.e
$50 !. m. for Geneva. LyoDs Flmirs Rochests'
AMI the West Pullman sircpvr to lyonA
General Eastern Onlce. 235 Broadway